I want new mb for my keintsfield,and it must be with 975 cipset,and lovest vdrop when cpu is full load.
Eny coment is helpful.
I want new mb for my keintsfield,and it must be with 975 cipset,and lovest vdrop when cpu is full load.
Eny coment is helpful.
I love my XBX2, although I haven't played with any others. Maintenance BIOS mode is nice for overclocking gone awry. Stable up to 380mhz on the FSB with the quad. Handles 4 X 1GB sticks at good speeds no problem. Only complaint is the issues with the marvel sata controller, which are well publicized.
XP32 and Vista 64bit so far working good.
Intel Bad Axe 2, QX6700, 4 X 1GB Geil, 7950GX2 - currently running 3.45 on Fuzion block and h20.
But for exsample when is vcore 1.5V in windows,howe much is when cpu is full load.With P5B when vcore is 1.50V in windows and wheh i go with dual orthos vcore is drop at 1.47V, is this problem with xbx2?
Can't answer that yet. When I get the h20 system setup ill be pushing alot more volts. It does have an option (cant remember of the top of my head) that allows for higher current loads to the CPU in the bios config.
Theres a HUGE thread that discusses alot of this, do a in thread search for vdrop for specifics.
Intel Bad Axe 2, QX6700, 4 X 1GB Geil, 7950GX2 - currently running 3.45 on Fuzion block and h20.
I search all this thime and dont find my ansfer,deam,deam help me mates
Power slope.does have an option (cant remember of the top of my head)
When I use power slope on my XBX2 with QX6700 at 3.8Ghz and 1.55V I get 1.53V at ful load.
3770K @ 4.8Ghz 1.42V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 1066Mhz | Asrock Extreme4
2600K @ 4.5Ghz 1.38V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 933Mhz CAS 9-10-9 1.5v | Asrock Z68M/USB
1090T @ 3.8 Ghz 1.42V | Crucial 4x2GB 666 CAS 8 | Asus M4A79XTD EVO
Q6600 @ 3.66Ghz(8x458) 1.35V | GSkill 2x2GB @ 550Mhz 5:5:3:13 2.1V | Asus Maximus Formula(Rampage 0401) |
XBX2 will be the best quad 975 board.
Really, if you are not running crossfire, just get a 965 board like the commando...
What's the FSB expectation for a random XBX2 these days?
If you are talking about quad core, I have seen people get 380, myself with some various mch and fsb voltage I can only get 360. I haven't put too much effort into it though.What's the FSB expectation for a random XBX2 these days?
3770K @ 4.8Ghz 1.42V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 1066Mhz | Asrock Extreme4
2600K @ 4.5Ghz 1.38V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 933Mhz CAS 9-10-9 1.5v | Asrock Z68M/USB
1090T @ 3.8 Ghz 1.42V | Crucial 4x2GB 666 CAS 8 | Asus M4A79XTD EVO
Q6600 @ 3.66Ghz(8x458) 1.35V | GSkill 2x2GB @ 550Mhz 5:5:3:13 2.1V | Asus Maximus Formula(Rampage 0401) |
CPU: Core i7 (D0) @ 4.2GHz.
Mobo: Asus P6T Deluxe V2 crossed flashed 0006.
RAM: Corsair TR3X6G1600C7D @ 1600MHz 6-7-6-20.
HDD: 2 * Corsair P128 SSD RAID 0.
GFX: Sapphire Ati 4670 Passively cooled.
PSU: Seasonic M12-700Watt.
Case: Corsair Obsidian 800D.
Monitor: BenQ FP241W 24" 1920*1200 Soyder3 calibrated.
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
Watercooling: EK Supreme, Laing DDC+(18W) EK top , Black ICE Pro II Radiator + Black Ice GTX360, EK Multi Option Res 150 v2, EK 3/8" fittings, Clearflex 60 3/8".
Digital SLR: Nikon D300 - Nikkor AF-S DX 17-55mm f2.8 - Nikkor AF-D 50mm f1.4 - SB800 Flash.
HT: Panasonic 42" PZ800, Yamaha DSP-Z7, ROTEL RB-1572, Dali Mentor Series Speakers, PS3.
I also ask this myself, hope to find a FSB400 one ,
Shamino@VR-Zone of course could reach FSB433 without effort
My Thread
That's disappointing. My XBX does 431 without fiddling
3770K @ 4.8Ghz 1.42V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 1066Mhz | Asrock Extreme4
2600K @ 4.5Ghz 1.38V | GSkill 2x4GB @ 933Mhz CAS 9-10-9 1.5v | Asrock Z68M/USB
1090T @ 3.8 Ghz 1.42V | Crucial 4x2GB 666 CAS 8 | Asus M4A79XTD EVO
Q6600 @ 3.66Ghz(8x458) 1.35V | GSkill 2x2GB @ 550Mhz 5:5:3:13 2.1V | Asus Maximus Formula(Rampage 0401) |
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